Jury Members Of The 23rd Edition International Salon of Antiwar Cartoon/Serbia 2025

Theme:Antiwar as well as solidarity between people and nations.

Deadline:August 15th, 2025.

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In an age where wars multiply and humanity fades, the Kragujevac International Antiwar Cartoon Salon returns for its 23rd edition in 2025, hosted in the Serbian city of Kragujevac, a beacon that reminds the world: Art does not stay silent… it testifies, condemns, and resists.

In an official statement, the Salon has announced the formation of its International Jury Committee, composed of acclaimed figures from the global cartoon art scene, chosen for their integrity, visual insight, and commitment to the Salon’s message of peace.

JURY PANEL:

Klaus Pitter – Austria

President of the Jury, a pillar of European cartoon art, known for his subtle satire and deeply humanistic vision that pierces through indifference and silence.

Miodrag Stojilović – Serbia

Salon Director and a central figure behind its global standing, he represents the cultural and media voice of the jury, with decades of experience organizing major antiwar art events.

Tošo Borković – Serbia

A prominent cartoonist whose work blends visual depth with moral clarity. For him, there is no neutrality in the face of violence and destruction.

Jugoslav Vlahović – Serbia

Renowned for his unique graphic style and defiance of visual conventions, he treats cartooning as a living document of resistance and memory.

Špiro Radulović – Serbia

One of the most daring and expressive cartoonists in the region, whose abstract style and sharp lines turn the cartoon into a weapon of visual protest.

Key Dates:

Submission Deadline: August 15, 2025.

Jury Sessions: August 23–24, 2025.

About the Salon

The Kragujevac Salon is more than just an art competition, it is a global platform where artists stand up against war through their drawings, since its inception, the Salon has maintained a firm moral and political stance, becoming a mirror of global pain and a voice of artistic conscience.